Comments by "r baxter" (@rbaxter286) on "ColdFusion" channel.

  1.  @gavinbalajadia8697  No, because I have at LEAST half a brain and will not waste money on a toy car when I can have a REAL CAR that does it all and then some as long as I drive like an ADULT (e.g., not needing a toy car that LEGALLY DEMANDS the same degree of attention REGARDLESS). There's nothing Failed Self Driving does that does NOT LEGALLY REQUIRE THE SAME FULL ATTENTION AND THE ADDED STRESS OF HAVING TO DECIDE WHEN TO INTERVENE IN RANDOM, STARTLE-FACTOR-AFFECTED FAILURES BY FAILED SELF DRIVING! It is just another dangerous, expensive toy which can be degraded at any time by a failure which will cost huge $$$$ to fix IF Tesla still wants to support your car, making the car ALSO a trade-in/depreciation NIGHTMARE.
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  2. Would a $20 BILLION LOSS after another 5 years be better? Maybe they decided not to LIE TO CUSTOMERS like promising Failed Self Driving to an irrational cult-base? I see a management team that makes lucid decisions, as opposed to Subsidy-Dependent Space Karen.
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  3. This is what happens when you are too cheap to build a new plane and try to keep a VW Beetle with the original air-cooled, rear engine on the market. This was particularly important when Boeing screwed up the introduction of other models, and the Executive Suite was on a CRUSADE to maximize profits, cuz, to them "Greed is Good!"
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  4. What's wrong with that? That's how they OBVIOUSLY picked the CEO and Board. They're as incompetent as the country club buddies that get put onto state utility regulators ..., and saddle ratepayers with $$$$ BILLION rate hikes to pay for the idiotic schemes the regulators can't even understand when they're shown how to color inside the lines in the coloring books by the shysters proposing self-enriching schemes.
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